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www.oakvillebeaver.com The Oakville Beaver, Friday May 25, 2007 - 39 DOWNTOWN With warmer weather fast approaching many Oakvillians are planning summer fun or exotic getaways to occupy the months to come. An abundance of fun and culture can be experienced right on your own doorstep. Beautiful downtown Oakville is rich in adventure and fun just waiting to be had- but only those who look hard enough will find it. This year, which marks Oakville's 150th anniversary, residents of our great town are being encouraged to explore every nook and cranny of Oakville and discover something new. You may be surprised to find a hidden gem in one of downtown's 450 shops; you may taste that perfect desert in one of downtown's many restaurants; you may even meet that special someone at one of the much-anticipated yearly events. Downtown Oakville is home to some of Ontario's best-kept secretssecrets that are yours to discover. Every store, event, and smiling face that you come across in downtown Oakville tells a story of what Oakville is really about- it's about leisure, friendship, community and a sense of belonging. Many residents are reluctant to believe that there truly is fun and adventure to be had in our town, but it is not a question of whether or not it exists- it is merely a question of when you will discover it. While everyday in downtown Oakville is sure to create lifelong memories, there are several yearly events that will undoubtedly spark the interest of even the most skeptical Oakvillians. No matter your age or interests, there is something to delight every crowd. Those with a strong sense of community would enjoy Oakville's 150th birthday celebration this May. Those with a love of shopping and socializing are called to take part in the Sidewalk Sale this June. If you enjoy a grand mix of shopping, socializing, THIS WEEK Discover Downtown Oakville! music, great food, and performers -then come and attend Midnight Madness this June. Other events include the Jazz Festival (August), the Fall Festival (September), and the Tree Lighting Ceremony and the Santa Claus Parade (November). Visit www.oakvilledowntown.com for more information OAKVILLE'S 150th Birthday Sale 20-50 Entire Inventory 209 LAKESHORE ROAD EAST % OFF This Saturday & Sunday Only Downtown Oakville (905)845-2031 Monday-Friday 9-6 · Saturday 9-5 · Sunday 12-5 www.barringtons.ca New Dentist In Town! Now accepting new patients. When it comessmile, to improving your you're allowed to be choosy. Join Craig and Krista, New owners of the Rude Native Bistro for live music this weekend. Choose wisely. You deserve the dentistry essential to creating an exceptionally enduring smile. You deserve a doctor with a specific interest in smile design. Dr. Baghaei is known for creating smiles of exceptional health and beauty for his patients. So, whether you want your teeth straightened, whitened, repaired, replaced or your smile completely made over, you can trust Dr. Baghaei to do it right. A beautiful, healthy smile can do so much... increase confidence, build self-esteem and take years off your appearance. ERICA JEFFERIES Friday & Saturday, 7pm - 10pm Try our new menu and old favourites from Head Chef Peter Wilson and his team. Peter takes pride in passing down his extensive knowledge and passion for cooking to the up and coming chefs of the future. REYNOLDS STREET TRAFALGAR ROAD 142 Lakeshore Road East Downtown Oakville Serving North Oakville Since 1984 Emergency & Weekend Appointments Available. CHURCH STREET Parking Garage N The Rude N he ude Native e For Reservations Please Call Dr. Andy Baghaei AESTHETIC & FAMILY DENTISTRY 905.844.3334 301 Lakeshore Road East, Oakville 905.844.3940 W. LAKESHORE ROAD E.